Our Team

The Amaka Consulting & Evaluation Services’ approach to research, results, and consultants is one and the same—we believe in diversity of thought and experience. Our consultants join us from varied backgrounds, bringing a wealth of expertise to solve your team’s greatest challenges. We prioritize transparency, integrity, and professionalism.

86%

Of our consultants identify as Black and/or Latinx.

11%

Of our consultants identify as LGBTQIA+.

53%

Of our consultants are first-generation immigrants and/or college graduates.

staffing chart

leadership/Administrative team

demetria hubbard, msph

irb consultant

With 5 years of experience, Demetria Hubbard is a dedicated IRB consultant known for promoting ethical research practices. Demetria excels in guiding researchers through IRB processes, ensuring compliance with regulations while fostering trust and collaboration. Her expertise lies in protocol development, documentation, and navigating complex research ethics landscapes. By combining technical knowledge with a warm approach, Demetria is committed to upholding integrity and responsible research across diverse projects and institutions.
University of Alabama
Doctor of Public Health in Healthcare Organization and Policy
Graduate Certificate in the Applications of Mixed Methods Research
Master of Science in Public Health in Pharmacoepidemiology and Comparative Effectiveness Research
Georgia Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Science in Biology with a Minor in Leadership Studies
Institutional Review Board Training
Regulatory and Compliance Reporting
Data Collection and Management
Mixed-Methods Research

lINA aCOSTA, mph

bUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE

Lina is a lifelong New Jersey resident, has dedicated more than of decade of her career working with community-based organizations, foundations, and local, county, and statewide government agencies to improve the health and well-being of New Jersey’s underserved communities and underrepresented groups. In her former role as a Senior Research Associate at Montclair State University’s Center for Research and Evaluation on Education and Human Services (CREEHS), Ms. Acosta provided applied research and evaluation services to public health, human services, and education agencies. Lina was involved with the development of scope of works, workplans, and monitoring the project budgets. In addition to her administrative duties, Lina provided technical assistance to clients, communicated with a diverse group of stakeholders, developed data collection instruments, analyzed data, created high quality deliverables, and most importantly worked closely with and mentored junior staff in developing their research and evaluation skills. Prior to joining CREEHS, Ms. Acosta worked in the child welfare system in both a research and advocacy role. In her numerous roles at the advocacy Center, Ms. Acosta had the opportunity to work collaboratively with law enforcement, prosecution, child protection, mental health and medical professionals in advocating and providing support to the child victims of abuse and their families.
Ms. Acosta holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) with a concentration in Quantitative Methods from Rutgers University School of Public Health - Newark. Her areas of interest include needs assessments, aging in place, childhood obesity, and policy, systems, and environmental change around healthy eating, active living, and social determinants of health as well as mental health.
Rutgers University
Master of Public Health
Bachelor of Science
Stakeholder Engagement
SPSS
Data Collection
Mixed-Methods Evaluation
Survey Development

Teneele bruce, MBS

administrative coordinator

Teneele is a south Jersey girl, living and working in a Maryland world as a maternal health professional who is dedicated to eliminating maternal and child health disparities experienced by Black women, children, and families. Currently, she serves as Maternal Health Coordinator with Baltimore Healthy Start and project team member of the Baltimore Safer Childbirth Cities Initiative, funded by Merck for Mothers. Teneele received her graduate degree in Biomedical Science from Rowan University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, and her Bachelor of Arts degree in Individualized Studies in Biology from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Teneele’s work is currently concentrated on decreasing incidences of both maternal and infant morbidity & mortality and the impact they have on African American women and families- in the state of Maryland, specifically, and in the United States. Teneele aspires to have a meaningful impact on marginalized communities, from birth to adulthood. She is a Biologist, Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, Birth Doula, Yoga Instructor, and Herbalist, and has assisted with 20+ births. She also works and serves with organizations that center community health, birth equity, Black maternal health, and health policy, such as the National Association to Advance Black Birth (NAABB) and the Reproductive Health Equity Alliance of Maryland (RHEAM). Teneele endeavors to use education, storytelling for change, and empowerment to amplify the voices and experiences of Black birthing people. A self-professed bookworm, Teneele enjoys reading in her spare time along with road trips, crafting, and spending time with her family and friends.
Rowan University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
Master’s Degree in Biomedical Sciences
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Bachelor’s Degree in Individualized Studies in Biology
Project Coordination
Project Management
Data Collection
Research

Consultants

abril harris, ph.d, msw

research ASSOCIATE

Boston College
Doctor of Philosophy in Social Work
California State University
Master of Social Work in Integrated Health
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Data Analysis
Qualitative Research
Mixed-Methods Research
Focus Group Facilitation
Descriptive Statistics

adriana black, mph, mat

research ASSOCIATE

Adriana (she, her, ella) is the inaugural Director of Health Affairs Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the University of Illinois Chicago. In this position, which is housed in both the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Engagement, Adriana will guide, monitor, and evaluate the Anti-Racism Initiatives and Advancing Racial Equity plans for the seven Health Sciences Colleges: UIC College of Applied Health Sciences, UIC College of Dentistry, The University of Illinois College of Medicine, UIC College of Nursing, UIC College of Pharmacy, UIC School of Public Health, and Jane Addams College of Social Work. This work includes mapping and assessing existing DEI education and training initiatives, developing programs and workshops within the UI Health enterprise, and leading social justice initiatives related to recruitment and retention, programming, training, curricular design, and professional development.
Adriana has over a decade of experience working at the intersection of academia and health through clinical work, research, and teaching, which has earned her awards in both mentorship and health equity advocacy. She has held positions at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, Tufts University, and Boston University School of Public Health contributing to both racial justice education and academic administration in health sciences schools and programs. She has developed and taught courses around health equity, community health needs assessments, and systems of oppression. Adriana also does consulting as a Research Associate with Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC. She has partnered with various organizations including the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, University of North Carolina Health Care System, Planned Parenthood, and University of Memphis School of Public Health. Her research interests include immigrant children’s health, Latina maternal health, and racial justice, health equity, and mentorship initiatives in health sciences graduate schools.
Prior to her work in academia, Adriana worked as a Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) across the Midwest and abroad in Spain. Originally from Venezuela, Adriana is bilingual and grew-up in Urbana-Champaign, Illinois. She received a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and a Master of Athletic Training (MAT) from Saint Louis University. She received a Master of Public Health (MPH) in Maternal and Child Health and Epidemiology from Boston University.
Boston University
Master of Public Health in Maternal and Child Health, Epidemiology
Saint Louis University
Master of Athletic Training
Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sociology
Manuscript Writing
Evaluation
Data Collection
Needs Assessment
Qualitative and Quantitative Research

aika aluc, mph

research ASSOCIATE

Aika Aluc is an accomplished systems-level strategist and policy advocate with over nine years of experience specializing in maternal and child health. She brings extensive expertise in public health policy, program design, and advocacy, with a deep understanding of national, state, and community health landscapes. At Every Mother Counts, she serves as Director of Policy and Advocacy, leading initiatives that advance maternal health equity through legislative action, systems change, and cross-sector collaboration. Aika’s work is grounded in the use of both qualitative and quantitative research methods to inform public health solutions, and she is known for her ability to leverage data to drive narrative change and sustainable policy impact.
Aika is the Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees for the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange, where she was appointed to help guide state-level health policy and coverage expansion. She has co-authored peer-reviewed publications, including a recent article in Breastfeeding Medicine examining systemic inequities and breastfeeding outcomes. Aika holds a Master of Public Health in Maternal and Child Health from the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health and a B.S. in Biology from the University of Hartford. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Population Health at Lehigh University’s College of Health.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC (ACES), Aika serves as a Senior Research Associate supporting a range of equity-driven public health projects. She leads data analysis, training development, and reporting for the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center Birth Equity Evaluation. She is also engaged in early-stage planning for work on the Medicaid and CHIP Quality Measurement and Improvement Program in collaboration with Mathematica. In addition, she contributes to manuscript development and qualitative data analysis efforts, helping to shape evidence-based strategies that promote maternal health equity.
Lehigh University
Doctor of Philosophy in Population Health (c)
George Washington University
Master of Public Health in Maternal and Child Health
University of Hartford
Bachelor of Science in Biology
Data Analysis
Data Collection
Research
Manuscript Writing

Amaka Onwuzurike, M.D., MPH

senior research associate

University of Pennsylvania
Doctor of Medicine
Harvard University
Master of Public Health in Clinical Effectiveness
Washington University
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology
Bachelor of Arts in Biology
Qualitative Methodologies
Qualitative Data Analysis
Evaluation
Data Collection

Anna Kheyfets, BA

research ASSOCIATE

Anna (she/hers) is an MD/MPH candidate ('24) at Tufts University School of Medicine. She has over five years of experience in research on racial/ethnic disparities in maternal and reproductive health, health policy, and quality improvement with plans of pursuing a career as an OB/GYN. She is passionate about reproductive justice, immigrant health, and health equity.
She received her Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Biology from the University of Chicago, where she conducted research on female sexual dysfunction after cancer and menopause and community health in the South Side of Chicago. She conducted research on racial disparities in severe maternal morbidity and mortality and hospital quality at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in her native New York before moving to Boston. She served as the co-chair of the Research & Grants Committee of MOTHER Lab under Dr. Ndidiamaka Amutah-Onukagha for two years conducting research on racial disparities in abortion access, the impact of health policy on maternal health, and the role of psychosocial stress in maternal health outcomes. In addition to working as a Research Associate at ACES, she is a research assistant for the Perinatal Neonatal Quality Improvement Network (PNQIN) of Massachusetts working on implementing a Birth Equity Toolkit and serves as a student representative of the Women's Health Committee of the Massachusetts Medical Society.
Tufts University School of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine (c)
George Washington University
Master of Public Health (c)
University of Chicago
Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology with a Minor in Biological Science
Qualitative Analysis – NVivo, Dedoose
Quantitative Analysis – RStudio, Stata, Tableau
Surveying Methods – Qualtrics, RedCap
Data Analysis

Dr. Antraneise Jackson, MPH

research ASSOCIATE

Antraneise has more than 8 years of experience in the public health leadership sector with expertise in public health administration, Medicaid and Medicare policy and quality, alternative payment models, program management, program evaluation, strategic planning, project management, stakeholder engagement, relationship building, process improvement, community health promotion, statistical analysis and interpretation, public health research, public health policy, behavioral health policy, behavioral health, grant management, consulting, and coalition and workgroup development and management.
Dr. Jackson current works as a Senior Manager in the Health and Human Services sector at one of a leading industry consulting firm. She served most recently as the operations workstream lead on an alternative payment model at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; previously served as the Director of Strategic Initiatives at Florida Department of Children and Families in the Substance Abuse and Mental Health program office; previously served as an Agency for Health Care Administrator for both Medicaid Policy and Quality at the Agency for Health Care Administration; served as co-lead on the House Bill 945 Crisis Stabilization Unit High Utilizers Implementation project team; served on the Florida Perinatal Quality Collaborative Maternal Opioid Recovery Effort Initiative Advisory Group; served on the Florida Perinatal Quality Collaborative Promoting Primary Vaginal Deliveries initiative Advisory Group; Served on the Florida Association for State and Territorial Health Officials Opioid Use Disorder, Maternal Outcomes, and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Initiative Learning Community.
Florida A&M University
Doctor of Public Health in Behavioral Sciences and Health Education
Florida State University
Master of Public Health in Health Policy
Market Research
Data Analysis
Data Collection
Stakeholder Development

Araba Assan, MPH, CHES

research ASSOCIATE

Araba is a dedicated and passionate public health practitioner with over five years of experience in mixed methods evaluation, health education & promotion, public health research, program planning & evaluation. Araba received both her Master of Public Health and B.S. in Public Health degrees from Montclair State University and is a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES). Her expertise includes but is not limited to: quantitative and qualitative data analyses (i.e., ATLAS ti, SPSS, NVivo, Qualtrics, Dedoose, etc.), survey development, program planning, and data visualization.
Araba has worked in public health nonprofit and higher education spaces ranging from nutrition/obesity prevention, tobacco control and prevention to cancer research and social behavioral science. Previously, Araba was the Advocacy Chair on the New Jersey Society of Public Health Education (NJSOPHE) Board, spearheading policy/position briefs and leading efforts on advocacy scholarships to NJSOPHE members.
Since working in ACES as of 2018, Araba has worked on projects ranging from school behavioral health, maternal child health, health equity, sexual and reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, and many others. Most notably, Araba contributed to the publication of the NASTAD Minority Leadership Program project in an academic public health journal. Araba will continue to use the social and political determinants of health and socioecological frameworks to address and eliminate health disparities amongst vulnerable and underserved communities.
Montclair University
Master of Public Health in Community Health Education
Bachelor of Science in Public Health
Program Evaluation
Quantitative and Qualitative Data Analysis
Public Health Research
Analytic Software (SPSS, R Studio, Qualtrics, ATLAS.ti, NVivo, Dedoose)
Survey Design and Data Visualization

betty derege, MPH (C), BA

research associate

Betty Derege is a public health professional with experience in health policy, global regulatory affairs, and clinical trials. Her expertise lies in public health strategic planning, mixed methods research, and advancing health equity through innovative program design and evaluation. Betty brings a diverse skill set, including proficiency in qualitative and quantitative research tools such as RStudio, Tableau, SPSS, and Excel, which she uses to support evidence-based policymaking and improve health outcomes. She is also highly skilled in program design, implementation, and evaluation.
Previously, Betty served as a Public Health Corps Member with the Massachusetts Health Officers Association, where she worked to strengthen local health departments through spatial analysis and data visualization techniques that addressed critical community health priorities.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC (ACES), she developed interview guides, led focus groups and interviews, and analyzed complex qualitative and quantitative data sets. She also presented findings through detailed reports and presentations tailored to diverse stakeholders. Most notably, she contributed to community health projects focused on health equity, playing a central role in recruiting and engaging diverse populations in data collection efforts. Betty’s commitment to inclusive, community-informed research is evident in her work coordinating with community-based teams, conducting gap analyses, and helping shape strategic planning and evaluation frameworks.
Yale University
Master of Public Health in Health Policy, Regulatory Affairs (c)
College of the Holy Cross
Bachelor of Arts in Health Studies, Gender Studies
Mixed Methods Research
Data Collection
Evaluation
Project Coordination

blessing lawrence, mph

research ASSOCIATE

Blessing is a Research Associate at Amaka Consulting & Evaluation Services and also serves as an Epidemiology Data Coordinator at Partners in Health. She earned her Master of Public Health in Epidemiology & Biostatistics from Tufts University School of Medicine. Her current areas of interest are centered on improving systems of care, addressing disparities in maternal & child health, and promoting effective contextualization and interpretation of scientific data. As such, she has conducted independent and collaborative projects in line with her interests.
Inspired by the lived experience of people of color, Blessing is passionate about promoting innovation through diversity and inclusion- as is evident in her role in helping create the Tufts Black Student Alliance, serving as a peer-mentor for first-generation college students, and vice-president of the public health and professional degree programs student senate at Tufts.
As an aspiring physician, she has a strong commitment to creating lasting social impact through addressing health and wellness from the perspective of the individual as well as the community. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, pretending to be an influential blogger, and putting her non-existent vocal skills to good use- only from the comfort of her home!
Upstate Medical University SUNY
Doctor of Medicine (c)
Tufts University
Master of Public Health in Epidemiology and Biostatistics
East Tennesse State University
Bachelor of Health Science in Microbiology
STATA
Project Management
Literature Reviews
Systematic Reviews
Data Visualization and Analysis

brenna miller, mph

research ASSOCIATE

Brenna Miller, MPH, is a dedicated public health professional and published researcher with over 8 years of experience in maternal and reproductive health. Her expertise lies in improving pregnancy outcomes and access to health care, integrating doulas into healthcare systems, and advancing health equity through health communications, program evaluation, and qualitative research.
Previously, Brenna served as the Chair of the Marketing and Communications Committee at the Maternal Outcome and Translational Health Equity lab. She also worked as a Public Health Advisor contracted with the CDC during the initial waves of the COVID pandemic. Currently, she focuses on advancing social responsibility in healthcare through her work at the Lown Institute, and also serves as an abortion doula with the Doula Association for Reproductive Loss and Abortion.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC (ACES), she develops deliverables, contributes to impactful research efforts, and advises public health organizations on program design and evaluation. Her two most recent roles have been researching abortion-related stigma and its impact on accessing care in southeast Massachusetts, and evaluating doulas and other supports available for perinatal families in Boston, Massachusetts.
Tufts University
Master of Public Health
Clemson University
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Policy Analysis
Qualitative Research
Data Analysis
Data Collection

Brianna Hayes, MPH, CHES

Senior Research Associate

Brianna (Bri) Hayes, MPH, CHES (she/her), is a passionate public health professional with over five years of experience in health promotion, evaluation, and strategic outreach across academic, nonprofit, and government sectors. She holds a Master of Public Health in Behavioral and Community Health from the University of Maryland and a B.S. in Community Health from George Mason University. Bri’s work spans public health program planning, community-participatory research, and evaluation, guided by a strong commitment to equity, culturally responsive practices, and cross-sector collaboration.

Bri has expertise in qualitative and quantitative research methods, including survey design, thematic analysis, and evaluation planning. She is skilled in health education, curriculum development, and culturally tailored communication strategies. Her background includes experience with public health data platforms such as the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS) and tools like Qualtrics. She has contributed to multilingual and cross-sector initiatives, supporting outreach in English, Spanish, and French. Bri also has strong project coordination skills, with a track record of stakeholder engagement, internal reporting, and strategic planning.

Bri has supported the design and evaluation of violence prevention education programs tailored to student-athletes, Greek Life, and first-year students at the University of Maryland, College Park. In previous roles, she has contributed to both local and international impact studies on special populations, translating survey items and supporting data collection. At DC Health, she served as an internal stakeholder in developing a public health certification for Doctor of Divinity students enrolled at Howard University, bridging health promotion with faith-based education. Her work has informed local public health strategies and contributed to inclusive, evidence-based policy efforts.

Bri is a Certified Health Education Specialist and has co-led community-centered vaccination campaigns in Washington, D.C., aimed at addressing disparities in vaccine access and public health outreach.
2023 | University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland
MPH, Behavioral and Community Health
2020 | George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia
B.S., Community Health
- DEI
- Education,
- General,
- Health Equity,
- MCH

Bridgette Agbozo, MSW , MPH

Research Associate

Bridgette has enjoyed nearly 10 years of professional sexual and reproductive health work including health education, curriculum design, and birthwork. They have developed an expertise at the intersection of facilitation, interdisciplinary teamwork, adolescent health, and qualitative research. They continue to strengthen their repertoire by developing translation work products accessible to a range of audiences and applying implementation science best practices.
Bridgette has a knack for qualitative data analysis, systems analysis, and community engagement. They are particularly adept at strategic planning, technical writing, and delivering engaging presentations.
One of their proudest achievements is their key role in developing a highly regarded Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) alongside with community elders, health department staff, government employees, residents, and healthcare partners in Alamance County, North Carolina. Additionally, they are grateful to support doula clients exercising their bodily autonomy and navigating some of life’s most complex transitions.
Bridgette supports Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC (ACES) as a Research Associate, which positions them to immerse themselves in data collection, interact with clients and impacted persons, and engage in rigorous evaluation.
Bridgette is grateful to be recognized for their fierce commitment to Reproductive Justice. As a graduate student, they received the 2022 Equity and Inclusion Student Award from the National Association of Social Workers North Carolina Chapter (NASW-NC). The award aims to honor Master of Social Work students
2024 | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Master of Social Work – Community, Management, and Policy Practice
Master of Public Health – Health Equity, Social Justice, and Human Rights
2019 | Elon University | Elon, North Carolina
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
- DEI
- Education
- Health Equity
- Health Policy
- MCH
- Strategic Planning

Calbeth Chika Alaribe

Research Associate

Dr. Calbeth Chika Alaribe is a Doctor of Medical Science, board-certified Physician Assistant, and public health professional with over a decade of experience across clinical practice, healthcare operations, and research. With a background in obstetric hospitalist medicine and health equity, Calbeth has consistently led initiatives aimed at dismantling health disparities and advancing reproductive justice. Her work spans academic, nonprofit, government, and private healthcare sectors, where she has served in both clinical and strategic leadership roles.

Dr. Alaribe’s expertise includes health equity strategy, program and operations management, and public health research. She is skilled in quality improvement methodologies, qualitative and quantitative data analysis, and implementing system-wide process improvements. Her subject matter expertise spans obstetrics and gynecology, maternal health, and reproductive justice. Additionally, she has led community-centered capacity-building initiatives and is an experienced public speaker and facilitator of equity-centered discussions.

She served as Program Manager for Health Equity at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, leading equity-focused quality improvement initiatives and establishing the institution’s first health equity steering committee. As Co-Founder of Women in Global Health Nigeria, she built a nationwide network of 500+ Nigerian women in healthcare and partnered with organizations like the Nigeria CDC and Pathfinder International. Dr. Alaribe was one of the winners of the inaugural MIT Hacking Racism in Health Care Challenge, where she contributed innovative solutions to dismantling structural racism in U.S. health systems. She is also a recipient of honors including Emory University’s 40 Under 40 and Morehouse School of Medicine’s Top 10 Under 40.

As a Subject Matter Expert at ACES, Dr. Alaribe brings her clinical and health equity leadership to support strategy and implementation on public health and maternal health projects. She advises on reproductive and perinatal health equity issues, ensuring culturally responsive and community-informed solutions in all project phases.

Dr. Alaribe is a published author and speaker with ongoing research focused on the association between endometriosis and eclampsia conditions in Black women. She has presented nationally and internationally on topics related to health equity, maternal health, and health system innovation.
Doctor of Medical Science | Shenandoah University, Winchester, VA
Master of Science, Physician Assistant Studies | Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA
Master of Public Health, Global Health | Emory University, Atlanta, GA
Bachelor of Science in Nutrition, Dietetics | University of Nevada, Reno, NV
Bachelor of General Studies in Nursing and Nutrition
- Health Equity
- MCH
- Strategic Planning

christina gebel, mph, lcce, doula

project manager

Christina Gebel is an accomplished public health professional with over 11 years of experience specializing in maternal and child health leadership, 18 years leading in the nonprofit sector, and consulting for 6 years and counting. Christina’s expertise lies in strategies to increase equitable pregnancy and childbirth outcomes, integrating doula care into clinical teams within maternity care systems, and advancing health equity through innovative program design.
Christina brings a diverse skill set, including leading teams in qualitative research, using tools such as NVIVO and Dedoose, to analyze focus group and key informant data. She is also highly skilled in grant writing, having secured federal, state, and private funding for maternal health.
Previously, Christina served as Massachusetts Director of Maternal and Child Health, Advocacy, and Government Affairs at March of Dimes, where she led efforts to co-write the Massachusetts Doula Bill. Along with five other doulas, she co-founded Accompany Doula Care, a community doula nonprofit focused on increasing access to doula care for communities that otherwise face barriers to accessing it. Christina participates in several consulting and research teams to eliminate maternal mortality in the United States, as well as serving on and co-leading several maternal health work groups on the state and federal levels.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC (ACES), she manages projects related to maternal and child health that take a mixed-methods approach, leading the qualitative research team. Most notably, she has worked with several national clients such as The CDC Foundation and NICHQ.
Christina also completed a prestigious fellowship with The Robert Wood Johnson’s Interdisciplinary Research Leaders Program and has co-authored 13 peer-reviewed journal articles and 21 abstracts featured at local, state, and national conferences.
Boston University
Master of Public Health in Maternal and Child Health
Saint Louis University
Bachelor’s in Theology and Psychology
Project Management
Qualitative Research (NVivo & Dedoose)
Evaluation
Data Collection

cheyenne morillo, mph

Project manager

Miss Morillo is the Community Engagement Coordinator at the Harlem Bureau of Neighborhood Health at the Center for Health Equity and Community Wellness (CHECW) at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. In her work, Miss Morillo develops and implements strategies to foster meaningful, long-lasting relationships with community-based organizations, faith-based institutions, law enforcement, and government agencies. Community engagement theories and frameworks inform the work of Miss Morillo, particularly the Community Engagement Framework created by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene as part of their Race to Justice initiative. As a public health professional, Miss Morillo values equity, resident power and inclusion, sustainability, and capacity building in her community engagement approach. In her role at the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Miss Morillo has built diverse and varied partnerships with over 40 community-based organizations in service areas such as housing, education, healthcare, and social services. Accountability is also a key factor in successful community engagement, and Miss Morillo routinely elevates community concerns to NYC DOHMH leadership. One initiative that came out of community voice and ongoing DOHMH surveillance is the need for substance use harm reduction resources and programming. Miss Morillo, in partnership with Harlem Health Advocacy Partners (HHAP), spearheaded a naloxone training and distribution series in New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) campuses. Meeting the community in their spaces was crucial to the success of this initiative. Miss Morillo went to 10 NYCHA campuses and trained and distributed naloxone to over 100 community members.
Miss Morillo earned a Bachelors of Science in Psychology and Public Health from New York University and continued her studies at New York University to earn a Masters of Public Health with a concentration on Global Health.
New York University
Master of Public Health in Global Health
Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology and Global Public Health
Data Management and Analysis (STATA, SPSS, Qualtrics, RedCap, Microsoft Excel, Salesforce, Alchemy, Dedoose, Nvivo)
Evaluation
Mixed-Methods Research
Project Management

Chibu Anyanwu, MPH, PMP, PSDGP, CSM

project manager

Chibu is recognized as a Data-Driven Certified Project Manager and Public Health Professional with over 10 years of experience in planning and delivering large-scale, enterprise-wide programs, projects, and user-facing products from initiation through delivery, as well as leading and coaching cross-functional technical teams. She is a graduate of West Chester University of Pennsylvania's Master of Public Health program. Rooted in her dedication to data-driven and successful project delivery, Ms. Anyanwu has built a stellar reputation through professional experience in government, non-profit, and consulting industries. Her areas of expertise include prior experience with our clients in exploring digital modernization across various spaces, including public health, informational technology, and the creative space.
Westchester University
Master of Public Health
Bachelor of Science
Project Management
Agile Methodologies
Stakeholder Engagement
Jira
Scrum

Chimaobi Amutah, Ed.D, MA

senior research associate

Dr. Chimaobi Amutah brings over 15 years of experience in a variety of education policy, practice, and research settings to the ACES team. In policy, he has worked for the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) for over a decade in numerous roles related to data analysis supporting district and school improvement. In practice, Dr. Amutah has delivered hundreds of lessons in math, world history, U.S. history, and other courses to students in grades 6-10 as a classroom teacher and graduate students as an adjunct professor. In research, he has designed, conducted, and published original qualitative research focused on educational equity issues, especially regarding parental advocacy and class. He currently serves as the Statewide Data Manager for the Office of Comprehensive Support of the NJDOE where he leads research and data analysis efforts supporting New Jersey’s highest need schools.
Dr. Amutah holds a bachelor’s degree in African and African American Studies with honors from Harvard University where he won numerous awards for public service and leadership and led youth work in Mattapan, Mission Hill, and Cambridge. Following his time at Harvard, Dr. Amutah taught social studies in Mississippi as part of the Mississippi Teacher Corps program while getting his master’s degree in curriculum and instruction from the University of Mississippi before additional work as well as mathematics teachers for charter schools within the KIPP network in Arkansas. He subsequently returned to his native New Jersey to begin doctoral coursework in education at Rutgers University and work in education policy. He received his doctor of education degree in Education, Culture, and Society from Rutgers University in 2017, where he was a two-time Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar.
Rutgers University
Doctor of Education in Education, Culture, and Society
University of Mississippi
Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction
Havard University
Bachelor of Arts in African and African American Studies
Action Research
Data Visualization
Intervention Evaluation
Stakeholder Engagement
Qualitative Research

claudine lavarin, PhD

senior research associate

Claudine Lavarin is a Haitian-American public health researcher and recent Ph.D. graduate in Health Services Research from the Boston University School of Public Health. With over a decade of experience in public health, her work centers on advancing health equity for marginalized populations, including individuals living with sickle cell disease, migrant communities as well as sexual and reproductive health disparities.
Claudine brings expertise in qualitative research methods, survey design, manuscript development, and project management. She has mentored interns, contributed to grant writing and reporting, and developed training materials. Her research has been published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at national conferences. Driven by a commitment to advocacy, she has led public health initiatives focused on underserved communities.
Her previous roles include serving as interim project manager for a CDC-funded HIV prevention study at NYU and co-facilitating public health workshops in Haiti. She is a recipient of several honors, including the Center for Antiracist Research Fellow Award, the Pre-doctoral Research Ignition Award, and the New England Public Health Training Center Student Fellow Award from Boston University.
At ACES, Claudine contributed to the evaluation of a trauma-informed residential care facility for youth in the juvenile justice system, conducting and analyzing focus groups and interviews, and offering strategic insights during stakeholder meetings. She is currently working on an evaluation project with the Boston Public Health Commission.
Boston University
Doctor of Philosophy in Public Health
New York University
Master of Public Health in Management
Montclair State University
Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a Concentration in Community Education
Project Coordination
Data Collection
Qualitative Data Analysis
Data Analysis

elizabeth trainor, MPH

project manager

Elizabeth Trainor is a public health professional with over a decade of experience in community outreach, program development, population health, and improving health outcomes. As a Project Manager at Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services (ACES), LLC, she leads research teams in qualitative and quantitative data collection, analysis, and client reporting. She specializes in stakeholder engagement, facilitating discussions that inform public health strategies and policy development.
Elizabeth has expertise in health systems and policy, program management, and value-based care. She has worked extensively on initiatives that promote equal access to care, align business strategies with community needs, and enhance patient-centered care models. Her experience includes managing governmental and commercial payment models and developing programs that improve healthcare efficiency while reducing costs.
Before joining ACES, Elizabeth served as Assistant Vice President for Social Impact & Community Investment at RWJBarnabas Health, where she oversaw corporate-level operations for programs focused on whole-person care through strategic policy change and evidence-based interventions. She played a key role in implementing statewide initiatives, directing policy development, and engaging stakeholders to drive collective impact. She also managed an Accountable Care Organization (ACO), building a physician network that improved care coordination for over 250,000 beneficiaries.
Passionate about mentorship and workforce development, Elizabeth established the health system’s first corporate summer internship program to provide underrepresented students in healthcare administration with professional opportunities. She also contributed to the redesign of the Women’s Leadership Alliance and served as President of the Young Professionals Advisory Council.
At ACES, Elizabeth supports research and evaluation projects that advance public health priorities. She collaborates with teams to develop data-driven solutions, enhance stakeholder engagement, and provide actionable recommendations to clients. Her work is committed to ensuring all individuals receive high-quality care tailored to their needs, improving overall health outcomes.
Elizabeth holds a Master of Public Health from Rutgers University, School of Public Health, with a concentration in Health Systems and Policy. She was the lead author of the 2015 Susan G. Komen North Jersey Community Profile, which synthesized demographic data and community insights to guide strategic planning. She also earned a Bachelor of Science in Health & Exercise Science from The College of New Jersey, where she was recognized as President of the Year for her leadership in student organizations. Most recently, she completed a Corporate Citizen Leadership certificate from Boston College’s Center for Corporate Citizenship. Elizabeth currently resides in New Jersey with her husband, two children, and beloved pets.
Rutgers University
Master of Public Health in Health Systems and Policy
The College of New Jersey
Bachelor of Science in Health and Exercise Science
Project Management
Evaluation
Data Collection
Research

emily harville, ph.d

SENIOR RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Dr. Emily Harville is a professor of epidemiology at Celia Scott Weatherhead School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine at Tulane University in New Orleans. With a PhD in epidemiology from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, she has over 20 years’ experience in public health research, particularly focusing on adverse pregnancy outcomes. Dr. Harville is an expert in study design and conduct, statistical analysis, and data management, and has a robust history of securing NIH and foundation funding. She has worked in collaboration with the federal, state and local government; community organizations; biomedical and information scientists; and clinicians to analyze and develop programs to improve health and reduce disparities.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC (ACES), she contributes to quantitative research and evaluation, including survey design, data analysis, and presentation of results, as well as grant and manuscript writing.
Dr. Harville has almost 200 peer-reviewed publications and has been cited over 7000 times, for an h-index of 47. She has received funding from a range of NIHs (NICHD, NIA, NIEHS, NIMH, NHLBI), the CDC, Fulbright, the Vitamix Foundation, and the Gulf Research Program, Her work on disaster has been incorporated into the CDC Reproductive Health After Disaster Assessment Toolkit, Association of MCH Programs Emergency Preparedness and Response initiatives, and UpToDate.
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Doctor of Philosophy in Epidemiology
Master of Science in Public Health with a Concentration in Epidemiology
Oberlin College
Bachelor of Arts in Biology
Quantitative Data Analysis
Biostatistics: Descriptive Analysis; Univariate, Bivariate, and Multivariate Analysis; Linear, Logistic, Time-to-Event Regression; Longitudinal and Multilevel Analysis; Continuous and Categorical Data; Reliability and Validity Statistics
Study Design: Observational and Experimental Design, Power Calculations
Literature Search and Systematic Review
Scientific Writing

Judith jeanty, MPH

Project Director

Judith Jeanty is a results-driven public health professional with over six years of experience in project and program management. She specializes in maternal and child health, health disparities, and reproductive justice, with a strong focus on improving access to doula services and achieving health equity. Her expertise includes overseeing complex public health initiatives, managing multi-stakeholder collaborations, and ensuring the successful execution of large-scale research and community-based projects.

Judith has extensive experience in project management, ensuring the timely and efficient execution of research grants and community programs. She is skilled in stakeholder engagement, collaborating with academic institutions, state agencies, and grassroots organizations to advance maternal health initiatives. Her expertise in grant management includes overseeing multimillion-dollar funding portfolios, ensuring compliance, and optimizing resource allocation. Additionally, she has strong capabilities in conference and event planning, successfully leading the largest Black Maternal Health Conference in the nation.

As a Project Manager at Tufts University, Judith leads the Be A Mom R01 study, overseeing research deliverables, managing cross-functional teams, and facilitating strategic partnerships to reduce racial disparities in maternal morbidity and mortality. In her role as Conference Coordinator for the Annual Black Maternal Health Conference, she has spearheaded logistics, speaker coordination, and technology integration, ensuring the success of this nationally recognized event. Previously, as a Program Management Officer at the New Jersey Department of Health, she managed over $2 million in maternal and child health grants, played a key role in Medicaid doula reimbursement policy development, and contributed to the establishment of a statewide Doula Learning Collaborative.

At ACES, Judith serves as a Project Manager, overseeing project timelines, milestones, and deliverables to ensure smooth execution aligned with client goals. She provides strategic guidance to staff, supervises data collection and stakeholder engagement, and utilizes project management tools to enhance workflow transparency. Her contributions also include conducting final reviews of key deliverables and ensuring quality assurance in public health evaluations.

Judith is a Board Member of the Perinatal Health Equity Initiative (PHEI), a grassroots organization dedicated to improving birth outcomes for Black women and birthing people. She is committed to using a reproductive and birth justice lens to eliminate maternal and infant health inequities.
Judith Jeanty, MPH, received her Master's in Public Health with a concentration in Community Health and Prevention from Drexel University.
- Qualitative analysis
- Program management
- Focus group discussion facilitation
- Interview facilitation
- Data collection and dissemination

Kandyce Hylick, PhD, MPH

Project Manager

Kandyce M. Hylick, PhD, MPH, is a public health professional and project manager with over a decade of experience advancing healthcare and social science initiatives. She specializes in maternal mental health, strategic program development, and evaluation, with a strong focus on advancing health equity among underserved populations. With a background in both qualitative and quantitative research, Kandyce brings a systems-thinking approach to public health project management that prioritizes innovation, inclusion, and impact.
Her core areas of expertise include monitoring and evaluation, cross-functional project management, grant writing, and maternal mental health policy. Kandyce has led multi-site research studies, developed data-driven public health programs, and implemented stakeholder-informed strategies to improve maternal outcomes. She is proficient in a range of analytic tools, including SAS, NVivo, Qualtrics, and SPSS, and is skilled in program implementation, logic model development, and impact assessment.
Kandyce’s leadership is demonstrated through her role as Evaluation Lead for CDC-funded initiatives, where she enhanced performance tracking systems and led evaluation efforts across high-impact programs. At the Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health, she co-authored national reports that influenced state-level maternal mental health funding. She also directed a COVID-19 impact study during her doctoral research, significantly expanding its reach and scientific contributions.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services (ACES), Kandyce serves as a Project Manager supporting cross-sector public health projects. Her work focuses on maternal and child health, program evaluation, and translating research into policy and practice to advance ACES’ mission of equity and systems change.
She has presented her work and developed sessions at national conferences, including the American Public Health Association, the March of Dimes, Postpartum Support International, and the American Educational Research Association. Kandyce has co-authored peer-reviewed publications on maternal health equity and is deeply committed to improving health outcomes through inclusive, evidence-based solutions.
2023 | University of Georgia, Athens, GA
Doctor of Philosophy in Health Promotion and Behavior
2019 | Mercer University, Atlanta, GA
Master of Public Health
2010 | Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
Bachelor of Science in Biology, Minor in Chemistry
- DEI
- Education
- Health Equity
- Health Policy
- MCH
- Strategic Planning

Karessa Johnson, MS, HQS, CSM, LSSGB

Senior RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Karessa D. Johnson is an accomplished healthcare and public health leader with over 10 years of experience managing large-scale transformation initiatives across health systems, government agencies, and nonprofit sectors. She holds a Master of Science in Healthcare Quality and Safety and has a strong track record in leading equity-centered projects that modernize public health infrastructure, optimize operations, and improve health outcomes for underserved populations.

Karessa’s core strengths include project and program management, data modernization, and continuous process improvement using Agile, Scrum, and Lean Six Sigma methodologies. She brings expertise in stakeholder engagement, change management, and culturally responsive evaluation, along with technical proficiency in tools such as Smartsheet, Tableau, Power BI, Jira, and Confluence. She is highly skilled in synthesizing qualitative and quantitative data to inform evidence-based public health strategies and support cross-sector collaboration.

Throughout her career, Karessa has delivered measurable impact through leadership roles with the CDC Foundation, HCA Healthcare, Vatica Health, and the University of Miami Health System. At the CDC Foundation, she led a multi-state Workforce Acceleration Initiative and developed a scope planning tool adopted across the program. She also directed cybersecurity, digital health, and patient safety initiatives at HCA, increasing mobile security and data transparency. Her work at Vatica streamlined payer transitions and improved Medicare and Medicaid service delivery.

At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services (ACES), Karessa contributes to data modernization, workforce development, and program evaluation projects rooted in racial equity and systems change. Her work focuses on designing and managing project plans, facilitating stakeholder engagement, and analyzing data to drive community-informed solutions.

Karessa holds certifications as a Certified Scrum Master (CSM), Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (LSSGB), and SAFe 5 Agilist. She is currently pursuing PMP and IRB certification. She has also earned credentials in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and has been recognized throughout her career for innovation, performance excellence, and cross-functional leadership.
Master of Science, 2017
University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL
Concentration: Healthcare Quality and Safety
Bachelor of Arts, 2012
Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL
Concentration: Criminal Justice
- DEI
- General
- Health Equity
- Health Policy
- Strategic Planning

Kendra Ippel

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Kendra Ippel has 15 years of experience in the maternal and child health field and more than 20 years in education, curriculum development, and training. She brings a deep, multidisciplinary perspective to public health practice. She has served as both a clinical practitioner and a consultant, with expertise in program implementation, community health education, and systems-level change.
Kendra specializes in network strengthening strategies, program implementation, and curriculum development tailored to community needs. She has extensive experience in clinical and community-based settings, applying evidence-based practices through a health equity lens. Her expertise also includes facilitation, adult learning methodologies, and strategic consultation for public health initiatives. She has a strong track record in collaborating with stakeholders to design, evaluate, and scale sustainable health programs.
Kendra has held leadership roles in nonprofit organizations and served as a thesis advisor on multiple maternal health related research projects. She has also contributed to multiple health collaboratives, co-authored community health training materials as well as several papers focused on the eradication of racial disparities in maternal and child health outcomes.
At ACES, Kendra focuses on collaborative program design, network and partnership development, and technical assistance in maternal and child health. Her recent work includes supporting workforce development initiatives and capacity-building projects that promote equitable systems of care.
2010 | Midwives College of Utah
Master of Science in Midwifery
2001 | Calvin University
Bachelor of Science in Biology
- Education,
- Health Equity,
- MCH
- Strategic Planning

Keaura Looney, MAEd, BS, ADN RN

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Keaura Looney is a public health professional with over 14 years of experience spanning government, nonprofit, and academic sectors. She is a Registered Nurse and Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) with extensive expertise in health equity, program development, and strategic planning. Her work is grounded in addressing social determinants of health, supporting underserved communities, and strengthening public health systems through collaboration, data-driven solutions, and culturally responsive practices.
Keaura’s core competencies include grant writing, project management, technical assistance, and program evaluation. She has applied both qualitative and quantitative research methods using platforms such as SPSS, REDCap, Qualtrics, Smartsheet, SurveyMonkey, and Google Forms. Her strengths also include developing performance measures, facilitating stakeholder engagement, and supporting multi-site public health initiatives with a focus on equity and sustainability.
Currently, Keaura serves as Program Manager for the CDC Foundation’s Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) initiative. In this role, she leads a multi-state team of field employees across 10+ jurisdictions, manages staffing and operational logistics, and provides technical assistance to state health departments to support overdose prevention efforts. She also coordinates Communities of Practice and fosters collaboration between partners, internal teams, and federal stakeholders.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services (ACES), Keaura lends her expertise in public health program development and evaluation. She supports cross-sector projects by providing technical assistance, data collection strategy, and equity-centered consultation to help clients create sustainable community health solutions.
Keaura holds graduate certificates in Health Education and Nonprofit Management and was recognized as the UAB School of Education’s “Outstanding Master’s Student” in 2019 for her leadership in community health. She has presented at multiple CDC Foundation webinars and national public health forums, highlighting her expertise in overdose prevention, multi-state program coordination, and health equity. In addition, she serves as a recurring federal grant reviewer for major U.S. Department of Health & Human Services programs.
2023 | Jefferson State Community College, Birmingham, AL
Associate of Applied Science, Nursing (ADN)
2019 | University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL
Master of Arts in Education, Community Health and Human Services (MAEd)
2013 | University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL
Bachelor of Science, Community Health Education (BS)
- DEI
- Education
- Health Equity
- Health Policy
- Strategic Planning

kimberly pierre, MPH

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Kimberly is a public health professional with expertise in health promotion, community outreach, health education, and research. Kimberly is a public health consultant, a public servant at the Township of Irvington, Associate Director of Community Outreach at the Substance and Sexual Health Lab at Yale University, and an adjunct professor at Montclair State University.
She is a first-generation public health professional determined to improve the health of marginalized communities. She holds her MPH from Rutgers University and a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Montclair State University.
Rutgers University
Master of Public Health in Urban Public Health
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate of Public Health
Montclair University
Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a Concentration in Community Health Education
Applied Research
Qualitative Analysis
SPSS
SAS

dr. kim sanders, dha, mba

senior RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Dr. Kim Sanders is a senior leader in public health research capturing lived experience of target populations, community health and needs assessments, data collection (quantitative, qualitative, and mixed), data analysis (inferential and descriptive), visualization, and formative program evaluation. Dr. Sanders has spent the last 20 years working with non-profits, as an IT health consultant and in academia. Experience and knowledge were gained at both the state (MO Medicaid, ND Medicare) and federal (CMS impact analysis ICD9 to ICD10, USDOT) levels about the significant facets of community-based participatory research, process/outcome evaluations, public health (BIPOC, maternal/child) health policy, quality improvement, coupled with the importance of social justice.
In her role as a research fellow Dr. Sanders has published several book chapters, journal articles, white papers on topics such sustainability and resilience of organizations, and delivered conference presentations related to health equity, access to care, corporate social responsibility, social determinants of health and the impacts to communities of color. As such she has gained knowledge about the significant facets of health policy, social justice, leadership, and public health coupled with skills in critical thinking, analytical writing, and public speaking.
In her role as a dissertation mentor Dr. Sanders has taught an advanced course for the past 7 years where the course objectives and learning outcomes are to master and conduct integrative literature reviews, the analysis and synthesis of findings, and the recommendation of future research. Dr. Sanders is adept at facilitating cooperation and motivating team members to accomplish group or personal goals. Dr. Sanders thrives on strategy development, research, program evaluation, capitalizing on opportunities and managing risk.
Dr. Sanders values cultural competency and respects diversity. Dr. Sanders is frequently tapped by peer-reviewed journals to help determine publication readiness.
University of Phoenix
Doctor of Health Administration in Public Health
Master of Business Administration
Howard University
Bachelor of Arts
Mixed-Methods Research
Data Analysis
Data Synthesis
Manuscript Writing

Laura Pichardo

Subject Matter Expert

Laura Pichardo is a Dona Certified Birth Doula and ChildBirth Educator, Community Lactation Counselor, serving the Latinx birthing community since 2018. With over 100 births attended through Boston Medical Center, Birth Sisters Program, and Accompany Doula Care.
Member of the Boston Breastfeeding Coalition, she volunteers in Vital Village and Baby Cafes, as a community lactation peer counselor. A member of the Massachusetts Doula Coalition, she participated in the MassHealth doula reimbursement bill, and was the second Masshealth doula provider registered.

With a 17 years background in education from Dominican Republic, she imparts an evidence based Childbirth education curriculum in English and Spanish and continuing education workshops for doulas. Laura is currently being mentored by one of the most experienced birth doula and doula trainers, Lorenza Holt, to provide quality training and mentoring to increase a skilled proficient doula work force.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC (ACES), She collaborates in one of our projects as an expert subject matter with an upcoming doula certification program with Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
2000 |UNPHU, Dominican Republic
Architecture
2018 |DONA International
Birth Doula Workshop
- Birth Work
- Community-Based Perinatal Care
- Full-Spectrum Doula Support

Lorraine Lacroix-Williamson, ph.d (c), MPH

senior research associate

Lorraine is a social epidemiologist, sexual and reproductive health advocate, and youth health educator. Lorraine has over 15 years’ public health experience in research, education, and program implementation in the areas of HIV/AIDs and Sexual and Reproductive Health. Lorraine has extensive training in epidemiological methods, with a keen understanding of health inequities and associated downstream health disparities.
Lorraine’s work experience is broad in scope and includes providing high-quality and cost-effective project management of federally and privately sponsored research at academic institutions, conducting randomized controlled trials, and consulting on community needs assessments. Her most extensive work experience took place at academic institutions where she worked in HIV prevention research, with a focus on reducing young urban women’s sex risk. Lorraine has managed multiple research teams, provided oversight to the technology and online security arms of the research team, worked directly with the principal investigator to plan, implement, and disseminate research findings at academic and research institutions, and presented research findings at domestic and international conferences. She has a strong track record in building teams, supervising and mentoring emerging public health scholars, professionals, and students from diverse disciplines.
Lorraine has demonstrated a commitment to advancing health equity. For her doctoral research, she leveraged my epidemiological training to investigate how social and structural determinants influence Black women’s sexuality to mitigate SRH inequities, conducting two quantitative secondary research analyses, and collecting primary data for a qualitative analysis using focus group data.
As a first-generation college graduate and daughter of Haitian immigrants, Lorraine possesses a profound commitment to social justice and centers the voices of those with intersecting identities when examining health disparities among marginalized populations. She obtained her Bachelor of Science from Boston University with a focus on Human Physiology and her Master of Public Health from Rutgers University in New Jersey. As a Population Health doctoral candidate at Northeastern University’s Bouvé College of Health Science, she investigates how social and structural factors mitigate sexual and reproductive health inequities among historically oppressed communities.
Northeastern University
Doctor of Philosophy in Population Health and Social Epidemiology (c)
Rutgers University
Master of Public Health in Epidemiology
Boston University
Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology
Epidemiological Research Methods
Qualitative and Qualitative Data Collection, Management, and Analysis
Community-Based Research
Research Project Management

maia raynor, cld

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Maia (she/hers) is fueled by the desire to replace systems of oppression with modes of transformative liberation. At a time on our world’s stage when conflict is our sole method of engaging across difference, Maia’s critical lens, at the core of which lie care, equity, and liberation, are essential to rethinking how to work amongst teams, organizations, and communities to carry out change - big or small.
From her experience driving successful legislative campaigns in Massachusetts around core issues, such as addressing the maternal mortality crisis, investment in public education, police accountability, and decarcerating, Maia unlocked core insights about leveraging the mechanisms of power to deliver for communities of color. Her background extends beyond politics to education, youth organizing, and community-based research. Maia is a transformational consultant and doula who has experience building and evaluating effective social service and civic programs in a wide range of sectors and is passionate about empowering others with these tools.
Maia holds a B.A. in Peace and Justice Studies and Public Health from Tufts University. As a Young People For fellow, Maia learned critical lessons of movement strategy and organizational development from reproductive justice and immigrant justice movement leaders from across the nation. She is a practicing birth worker that centers a reproductive justice approach with her clients. Maia has contributed to statewide policy agendas such as the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts 2021 policy agenda and sits on the Planned Parenthood Action Fund of MA’s Political Committee. She was also an inaugural member of the Birth Future Fund’s advisory grantmaking board. Maia is a lover of Beyonce and bell hooks who lives in Boston, MA with her dog.
Tufts University
Master of Arts in Public Health with a Concentration in Health Inequities and Health Systems
Bachelor of Arts in Peace and Justice Studies with a Concentration in Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution
Research
Policy
Data Analysis
Data Collection

dr. meena mahadaven

senior research associate

Meena Mahadevan, PhD (Research Associate) is an Associate Professor whose work focuses on using a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods to examine the environmental, psychological, and sociocultural factors influencing the daily food choices and nutritional health of individuals diagnosed with multiple chronic diseases including HIV. As the Co-PI of two research projects that received funding from the City of Paterson’s Department of Health and Human Services, Dr. Mahadevan has several years of experience working with local community-based organizations to develop, implement, and evaluate interventions for various under- served and nutritionally vulnerable client groups including HIV-positive individuals. These programs are designed to provide participants with the appropriate knowledge and tools to prevent and manage symptoms associated with chronic disease and maintain an optimum nutritional status.
Dr. Mahadevan has established an independent and well-defined research agenda that demonstrates her skills and commitment to study a problem using a variety of data collection and analysis tools.
Pennsylvania State University
Doctor of Philosophy in Nutritional Sciences
University of Georgia
Master of Science in Foods and Nutrition
Qualitative Data Collection
Data Analysis
Needs Assesment
Research

monica rodriguez, mph

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Monica holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a Master of Public Health in Community Health Education with a Certificate in Program Evaluation; both from Montclair State University. Monica has worked in research in the fields of behavioral epidemiology, health disparities, and community colleges. She has worked on evaluation projects for non-profit organizations and federal agencies. Additionally, Monica is a Certified Health Education Specialist and the recipient of 2017 Montclair State University Public Health Leadership Award. She currently serves as a Grant Writer developing and facilitating grant opportunities that align with the strategic goals of a New Jersey community college.
Montclair University
Master of Public Health in Community Health Education
Certificate in Program Evaluation
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
Research Design
Quantitative Data Collection and Analysis
Needs Assessment
Technical Writing

Nikema St. Fleur, PhD, MPH

Senior RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Monica holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a Master of Public Health in Community Health Education with a Certificate in Program Evaluation; both from Montclair State University. Monica has worked in research in the fields of behavioral epidemiology, health disparities, and community colleges. She has worked on evaluation projects for non-profit organizations and federal agencies. Additionally, Monica is a Certified Health Education Specialist and the recipient of 2017 Montclair State University Public Health Leadership Award. She currently serves as a Grant Writer developing and facilitating grant opportunities that align with the strategic goals of a New Jersey community college.
Dr. Nikema St. Fleur is a solution-oriented public health professional with over eight years of experience in health outcomes research, epidemiology, health policy, and governmental affairs. She brings a multidisciplinary approach to her work, with a background spanning non-profit, for-profit, academic, and governmental sectors. Dr. St. Fleur holds a Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences with a specialization in Health Outcomes Research and Pharmacoeconomics, as well as an MPH in Epidemiology and Biostatistics.

Dr. St. Fleur possesses strong expertise in policy analysis, public health surveillance systems, and program evaluation. She has a proven ability to translate complex health data into actionable insights through data visualization, dissemination, and stakeholder engagement. Her skills include SAS statistical analysis, grant compliance oversight, and strategic planning to support health equity, maternal health, and chronic disease prevention. She also has extensive experience providing technical assistance and training to public health professionals and decision-makers.
During her tenure as a Legislative Policy Analyst with the Florida Senate, Dr. St. Fleur contributed to the passage and funding of significant health legislation, particularly in maternal health and pandemic response. She also optimized surveillance data systems and developed key performance indicators while working with the Florida Department of Health's Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program. Dr. St. Fleur spearheaded and served in several community events as a graduate public health student including events such as health fairs, prescription drug disposal events, back-to-school giveaway, and community health survey collection.
As a Senior Research Associate at ACES, Dr. St. Fleur focuses on policy research and technical assistance in the areas of chronic disease, maternal health, and health equity. She contributes her subject matter expertise to the development of actionable strategies that improve population health outcomes and strengthen health systems through a policy lens.
Dr. St. Fleur is a McKnight Doctoral Fellow and has presented research at national and state levels, including APHA, ISPOR, and the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Annual Meeting. Her work has been published in Value in Health, and she holds a Community Health Worker certification. She is a recipient of the Dr. David Satcher Public Health Leadership award, and member of the Delta Omega Honorary Society in Public Health.
- Health Equity
- Health Policy
- MCH

octavia goodman, mph, ches

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Octavia Goodman is a fifth-year PhD candidate in Health Services Research, with a focus on Applied Health Research at Old Dominion University. She is a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) and received her Master of Public Health degree in 2016 from Old Dominion University and Eastern Virginia Medical School’s joint MPH degree program. Over the course of Octavia’s academic journey, she was awarded the Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Training (MHRT) Program Award through the University of Michigan School of Public Health and has served as a student fellow in injury prevention through the Society for Public Health Education and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She has over six years of public health experience focus on health services research, adolescent health, population health, and global health.
In addition to her academic experience, Octavia works as a Health Science Specialist in the government industry. In this position, Octavia serves as a research coordinator and qualitative data analyst on various research-based and Evidence Based Practice (EBP) projects and is responsible for the evaluation of public health implementation projects and programs using qualitative methods related to the assessment and improvement of program efficiency and effectiveness.
Octavia’s ultimate goal as a researcher is to become a multi-faceted leader in research related to social and environmental determinants of health, with a particular focus on modifiable and non-modifiable factors and its influence on disparities in health and sleep health outcomes among African-Americans. In her free time, you can find Octavia traveling, spending time with her friends, trying new restaurants, playing with her dog, or catching up on some much-needed rest.
Old Dominion University
Doctor of Philosophy in Health Services Research with a Concentration in Applied Research (c)
Eastern Virginia Medical School & Old Dominion University
Master of Public Health in Health Education and Promotion
College of William and Mary
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology
Qualitative Analysis (NVivo)
Quantitative Analysis (SAS, SPSS, Qualtrics)
Literature Reviews
Manuscript Writing
IRB Compliance & Submissions

Olivia Matalka

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Olivia Matalka, MPH, is a dedicated public health professional with four years of experience in infectious disease, vaccine management, and public health surveillance. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Fordham University and a Master of Public Health in Global Health and Epidemiology from New York University. Olivia has worked extensively on outbreak investigations and immunization programs, bringing a strong foundation in epidemiologic methods and strategic project coordination. She currently serves as a Project Coordinator in the Bureau of Immunization at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, where she leads strategic initiatives to improve and track vaccine coverage citywide.

Olivia brings a robust set of quantitative and analytical skills, including proficiency in SAS, STATA, RedCAP, and ArcGIS. She has experience in surveillance system evaluation, project management, and outbreak response, particularly within maternal and infectious disease domains. Her graduate research focused on maternal refugee health, adding a global health perspective to her work. Olivia is adept at synthesizing data to inform policy and improve public health outcomes.

As a previous CDC/CSTE Applied Epidemiology Fellow at the NYC Department of Health’s Bureau of Immunization, Olivia led and contributed to several high-impact projects, including large-scale outbreak investigations and evaluations of maternal screening tools for Hepatitis B and the coordination of pop-up vaccination clinics providing flu and COVID vaccines to priority populations in NYC. She is currently writing a manuscript on equitable strategies used in these vaccination efforts. Her evaluation is currently under review for publication, and she presented her findings at multiple national conferences. Olivia also contributed to additional publications related to these outbreak investigations and the application of syndromic surveillance methods to detect and monitor public health threats.
MPH, 2022 | New York University, School of Global Public Health, New York, NY
Global Health and Epidemiology
BS, 2020 | Fordham University, New York, NY
Biological Sciences, Minor in Religious Studies
Applied Epidemiology Fellowship, 2022 | CDC/CSTE, Class XX
Infectious Disease
- Health Equity
- MCH

ololade solaru, mph

research associate

Ololade, MPH is a dedicated public health professional with over three years of experience in qualitative and quantitative research, training development, and program evaluation. Her expertise spans maternal health, health disparities, and workforce development, with a strong focus on improving public health systems through evidence-based research and strategic training initiatives. She has worked across academic, nonprofit, and government sectors, applying her skills to enhance program effectiveness and impact.
Ololade is highly skilled in qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, including survey development, focus groups, and thematic analysis using tools such as SAS, MAXQDA, and Qualtrics. She has extensive experience in training development, designing instructional materials, and evaluating training effectiveness through pre- and post-assessments. Her expertise in project management enables her to coordinate complex research and evaluation projects, ensuring timely execution and meaningful outcomes. Additionally, she has strong technical writing and communication skills, contributing to reports, literature reviews, and research summaries that inform public health policies and programs.
In her previous role as a Training Specialist for the CDC’s Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics, Ololade developed training content while using Power BI and other evaluation methods to track training satisfaction and improve future training. As a Research Associate at FHI 360, she conducted qualitative and quantitative research on diabetes and mental health to gather insights on patient education and inform public health strategies with evidence-based recommendations. During her MPH capstone, she developed a grant proposal examining the effectiveness of doulas in improving pregnancy and birth outcomes for low-income Black women, highlighting strategies to enhance maternal healthcare services.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC (ACES), Ololade plays a key role in multiple research and evaluation initiatives. She led a national landscape literature review on military veterans transitioning into the public health workforce, presenting findings to over 100 attendees at a Trailhead Institute webinar. She also led qualitative data analysis for the American Public Health Association (APHA), synthesizing insights from key informant interviews to assess challenges faced by CDC grantees in managing Communities of Practice (CoPs).
Emory University
Master of Public Health in Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences
University of Maryland
Bachelor of Science in Public Health Science
Qualitative Research
Program Evaluation
SAS
MAXQDA

paris vernon, msph

research associate

Paris Vernon is a recent graduate of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health where she received a Master of Science in Public Health and specialized certificates in Maternal and Child Health and Health Education. Previously, she also received her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of San Diego where she focused on marital and familial relationships. Her passion is to serve families and advocate for resources that allow them to thrive amid systemic racism and health inequities. Some of her work has included improving maternal health programs and services, examining educational equity among neighboring communities, identifying digital marketing strategies for public health campaigns, and implementing health and wellness services on college campuses. Her current interests are in program evaluation, health education and promotion, grant writing for non-profit organizations and building partnerships with community-based organizations. She is also a wife and mother of two who enjoys game nights and family outings in her free time.
Johns Hopkins University
Degree in Maternal and Child Health with a Concentration in Health Education
University of San Diego
Degree in Sociology
Qualitative Research and Analysis
Research Publication Writing
Data Collection
Evaluation

patricia gaughi

research associate

Patricia has a passion for maternal and child health started in 2018 where she began her training at Mamatoto Village, learning how to navigate health disparities within her community and to support families through pregnancy as a doula. From there she began teaching women and birthing people how to advocate for themselves and building allyship between health care providers and community birth workers in order to create new pathways for better health outcomes. Today, Patricia paves the way for better birthing options in her community by leading the charge as a board member of organizations such as Dr. Shalon's Maternal Action Project, the Reproductive Health Equity Alliance of Maryland, and the American Association of Birth Centers – all organizations that dedicated to building pathways towards healthy pregnancy and birth options for all.
Prince George's Community College
Degree in Psychology
Midwives College of Utah
Degree in Midwife Science
Data Analysis
Research
Data Collection
Survey Development
Evaluation

rachel pride, mph

research associate

Rachel Pride, MPH (she/her/hers) is a maternal and child health researcher and advocate based in Boston, MA. She graduated from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health in 2020, where she focused on reproductive health and decision-making in adolescents; the impact of early adversity on child development; and pregnancy care in correctional facilities. Before that, she studied neuroscience at DePaul University in Chicago where she did her capstone project on class disparities in early childhood brain development and stress neurobiology. Currently, she manages a prospective birth cohort study at MGH which focuses on perinatal and early childhood risk and resilience factors to pediatric- and adult-onset psychopathology, for which she designs, manages, and deploys surveys via REDCap; meets with important hospital stakeholders across multiple departments including Psychiatry, Neonatology, and OB/GYN; designs and runs process evaluations; and manages regulatory documents and a small research support staff. In addition, she recently completed a two-year evaluation of NASTAD's National Harm Reduction Technical Assistance Center, for which she collected, compiled, and analyzed both quantitative and qualitative data on implementation gaps, program acceptability, and program impact. She plans to get her PhD in Clinical Psychology and work at the intersection of population-based implementation science and psychotherapeutic mechanisms for 1) disrupting cycles of intergenerational trauma between parent and child and 2) promoting resilience factors throughout pregnancy and early childhood.
Columbia University
Master of Public Health in Population and Family Health
Certificate in Sexuality, Sexual, and Reproductive Health
DePaul University
Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience with Minors in Public Health and Psychological Research Methods
Research
Survey Design
Data Analysis
Technical Assistance

sarah bonilla, mph

project manager

Sarah is the Director for the Center of Excellence for Latino Health (CELH) at Clara Maass Medical Center, and RWJ Barnabas Health (RWJBH) facility. Dedicated to serving and improving the health and wellbeing of the local Latino population, Sarah works with the hospital and community partners to increase access to healthcare services as well as provide preventative health education on prevalent issues such as metabolic disorders. Her role with the CELH perfectly positioned her to also serve as the hospital’s designated site lead for RWJ Barnabas Health’s Social Impact and Community Investment practice. In this dual role, Sarah addresses the social determinants of health with the mission to ensure all local community members have equitable access to care and quality of life.
Montclair University
Master of Public Health
Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics with Minors in Spanish and Cognitive Science
Project Management
Strategic Planning
Stakeholder Management
Program Implementation
Evaluation

Sarah Ostyn, MPA

SENIOR research associate

Sarah Ostyn is a seasoned policy and research professional with over a decade of experience advancing equity in maternal and child health, early childhood systems, and public programs. Her expertise lies in data-driven policy analysis, program evaluation, and strategic communications that bridge the gap between community experience and institutional decision-making. She has worked across local, state, and federal contexts to improve service delivery and amplify family and provider voices.
Sarah brings strong expertise in qualitative and quantitative research methods, performance measurement, and cross-sector collaboration. She is skilled in data visualization and dashboard development. Her work often focuses on translating complex data into actionable insights that inform equitable policies and improve program outcomes. She also brings deep experience supporting government and nonprofit clients through policy strategy, technical assistance, and grant reporting.

Previously, Sarah served as a Data & Policy Fellow at the University of Michigan’s Youth Policy Lab, where she led research and implementation efforts for statewide home visiting and community health programs, contributing to increased enrollment and improved maternal health outcomes. She also founded The Early Action Project, a consulting firm dedicated to connecting early childhood stakeholders with actionable data, research, and funding opportunities.

At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services (ACES), Sarah leads mixed-methods research, supports systems-level evaluation design, and develops tools to strengthen community-rooted public health programs. She contributes to ACES’ commitment to equity by centering family voices in research and prioritizing access and accountability in project design.
2016 | University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
Master of Public Administration
2011 | Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
Bachelor of Science, Family Community Services
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration
- Education
- Health Equity
- MCH

taylor mayberry, mph

research associate

Taylor Mayberry (she/her/hers) is a 2021 graduate of Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health with a concentration in health policy and management. While in the graduate program, Taylor was an intern grant coordinator for Mental Health America of Georgia and a program manager at The OMARE Center, a small health and wellness center. Post-graduation, Taylor worked as a project administrator for a health consulting firm researching Covid-19 and Maternal and Child health studies. She currently works as a Health Equity Fellow for an injury and violence prevention association. Prior to public health, Taylor worked in finance and human resources after obtaining her B.B.A from Howard University.
Emory University
Master of Public Health in Health Policy and Management
Howard University
Bachelor of Business Administration in Management
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Yardi
Maximo
E-Builder
SAS

timberly robinson, ed.d, mba

senior research associate

Dr. Timberly Robinson has over 30 years of experience working in the area in which she obtained her doctorate degree, Education, Evaluation and Research. Her career began working in the School of Medicine at Wayne State University (WSU) in the Department of Pediatrics, Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology where she spent nearly a decade working at the university for various departments which included providing services in support to the NIH Perinatology Research Branch, Department of Molecular Medicine and Genetics and College of Nursing. Her work in education spans from working in Accreditation, program evaluation and as a consultant for non-profit organizations, with a focus on early childhood development.
Timberly has five years of public health experience employed at the largest county health department in the State of Michigan. Her areas of expertise include research, mixed-methods, and educational technology needed for students with a disability classified as deaf or hard of hearing.
Positions held include serving as Associate Director for the WSU College of Nursing and Executive Director for the Midwifery Education Accreditation Council. One of her recent appointments was serving as Director of Data and Accountability for a Massachusetts Charter School District.
At Amaka Consulting and Evaluation Services, LLC (ACES), she contributes to impactful research efforts and advises organizations on program design and evaluation.
She received an award from the Mayor’s Office in the City of Highland Park (Michigan) for working with committee members representing healthcare agencies, schools, and the public health department to support the mayor’s initiative on improving health outcomes. She has co-authored multiple peer-reviewed publications appearing in Clinical Pediatrics Journal, Alcohol Clin Exp. Research and Journal of Ultrasound Med.
Wayne State University
Doctor of Education in Evaluation and Qualitative Research
Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences
Davenport University
Master of Business Administration in E-Business
Quantitative Methods (SPSS)
Qualitative Methods
Evaluation
Data Collection

Ugochi Oguh, MPH

senior research associate

Ugochi J. Oguh is a passionate public health and clinical research professional committed to enhancing healthcare quality, improving health outcomes, and advancing innovation. With years of experience in evidence-based research, she conducts critical and rapid evidence reviews to support regulatory decision-making related to medical device performance, patient safety, and coverage policies. She has managed clinical research projects across a variety of health areas, including healthcare access, digital health, and product safety and efficacy.

Ugochi specializes in comparative effectiveness research and patient-centered outcomes research. She is highly skilled in systematic review methods, survey methodology, and program evaluation. She has developed strong project management skills, with a demonstrated ability to balance competing priorities, meet tight deadlines, and consistently deliver high-quality work. Her cross-cutting expertise supports data-driven insights that inform both clinical practice and policy.

Throughout her career, Ugochi has played a key role in leading and supporting impactful research efforts that inform healthcare regulation and policy. She has produced evidence reviews that directly contribute to national decision-making on medical devices and patient safety. Her work has supported initiatives aimed at evaluating the effectiveness of digital health tools and expanding access to care, contributing to improved health outcomes across populations. At ACES, Ugochi supports evidence evaluation initiatives by conducting systematic and rapid reviews to inform regulatory and policy decisions. She collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to assess medical product performance and safety, with a focus on applying rigorous research methods to real-world healthcare challenges. Ugochi has co-authored publications in comparative effectiveness and outcomes research and is recognized for her contributions to evidence-informed public health policy.
MPH 2019 |Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA
Epidemiology and Biostatistics
B.S. 2016 |Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
Public Health
- Health Equity
- Health Policy

yoann sophie antoine, mph

research associate

Yoann came to Massachusetts from Haiti. She is fluent in Haitian Creole, French, and Spanish. Yoann’s interest in public health is due to the many health barriers that she witnessed in her native country and the health inequities throughout the world. Yoann’s areas of interest include health policy issues, social justice, access to health care, infectious disease and disease prevention, emergency preparedness, and substance use disorder.
She received a BA in Latin American and Iberian Studies with a concentration in Translation & Interpretation from the University of Massachusetts Boston and completed her MPH at Nova Southeastern University.
Nova Southeastern University
Master of Public Health
University of Massachusetts-Boston
Bachelor of Arts in Iberian Studies with a Concentration in Translation & Interpretation
Java
Statistical Analysis Software (SAS)
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS)
ArcGIS
EPIC

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demetria hubbard, msph

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lINA aCOSTA, mph

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adriana black, mph, mat

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aika aluc, mph

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Amaka Onwuzurike, M.D., MPH

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Anna Kheyfets, BA

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Araba Assan, MPH, CHES

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betty derege, MPH (C), BA

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brenna miller, mph

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Bridgette Agbozo, MSW , MPH

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